‘Mission Possible: Financial Transparency in India’A Thoughtful Critical Theoretical Study on Financial TransparencyOf Indian Premier Non-Corporate Non-Financial Institutions
Journal Title: International Journal of Business and Management Invention - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 8
Abstract
Transparency & Accountability are the two terms quite familiar to the research world. The pertinent point is how India would respond to it in a globalised world? Author attempts to find & analyse India’s journey towards financial transparency. In this paper non-corporate & non-financial premier Indian institutions have been analysed from the perspective of financial transparency.
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Dr. Debajyoti Das Gupta
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